I dropped physics after sophmore year, more of a biology person myself. So then, dear Miss Advanced Physics, which temperature would you suggest? I thought the colder, the longer it stays functional, but I guess you do have a point with the whole thing being too uncomfortable. Only, if iced to about -20°C, it'd melt within minutes if properly used...
Well, we are also faced with the problem of 'shrinkage'... most guys don't take to well to being cold, which could also put a damper on the whole thing...
But I think if someone (not saying who...) iced it that cold on the surface the interior (which already has more cohesion what with being nougut and all) would be colder yet and would take longer to melt. At least a little longer...
But... shrinkage wouldn't apply, no? Can chocolate shrink? I don't doubt the relation of chocolate to a shrink (as good as one), but I don't think it does. Not much, anyway.
Have send someone a text message to inform him of the task ahead. Bet I shall be amused by the reply.
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Date: 2003-06-05 12:57 pm (UTC)The physicist in my is shivering in fear of something at 2 degrees kelvin being in close phyiscal contact with anything living... Space is 3K 0_0
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Date: 2003-06-05 01:12 pm (UTC)Re:
Date: 2003-06-05 02:04 pm (UTC)But I think if someone (not saying who...) iced it that cold on the surface the interior (which already has more cohesion what with being nougut and all) would be colder yet and would take longer to melt. At least a little longer...
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Date: 2003-06-05 02:54 pm (UTC)Have send someone a text message to inform him of the task ahead. Bet I shall be amused by the reply.
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Date: 2003-06-05 05:32 pm (UTC)I will be quite curious to find out what the response is.
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